The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-15
The Distinguished Guests Who
Were Present.
Attendance at the Globe Theater to
witness RuddyGSre'
From Boston Exchanges, May 10TH

From Boston Exchanges, May 1oth.l
Queen Kapiolani has evidently come to
the conclusion that Boston is not the worst
city in the world to visit, either for enjoy
ment or profit Fine weather has been
the rule since her arrival, and everything
is certainly being done to make the visit
most enjoyable one. Yesterday morning
just before 10 o'clock, party consisting of
the Queen and Princess, General Dominis,
Governor c. P Iaukea, Colonel J. II.
Boyd and Mr.. 6. ID. Gilman, entered car
riages and drove to North Market street.
where they were shown through the mar
kets, and saw how Boston is supplied with
daily food. From there the party went to the
Old State House. and then to the top of
the Equitable building, where the visitors
were greatly interested in the panoramic
view of the city as seen from that great
height. The Old South was next visited.
The Queen seemed considerably interested
in what she saw, and the party spent some
time in inspecting the treasures of the
building. After brief stop at Washing
ton street, the party made their way
through the curious crowd and entered
their carriages for a short drive through
the business section of the city. Upon re-
turning to the hotel, they retired to their
apartments to prepare for the grand recep-
ton and breakfast at noon.
THE MAYORS BREAKFAST.
The breakfast rendered to Queen Kapio-
lani by His Honor Mayor O'Brien, in be-
half of the city of Boston, at the Parker
House yesterday, was preceded by prom
enade concert by Baldwin's cadet orches-
ira. Mr.. Thomas F. Calvin, the florist,
was intrusted with the decoration of the
banquet hall, and the result showed that
he had achieved an artistic triumph. At
the head of the table was basket of Baro-
ness de RothschiId roses, with baskets of
Paul Neyron roses on either side. Ar
ranged along the handsomely spread board
were
MAMMOTH BASKETS
OF ascension lilies and lilies Of the valley,
intermingled with orchids, two baskets of
Louzette and La France roses, Jacquemi-
nOts and violets. The tables were also
decked with FOrmOsa ferns, moss roses,
nasturtiums, lilies of the valley and violets.
A pretty conceit consisted of stuffed hum
ming birds and bumblebees and butterflies
on the wing, lowering over the fragrant
blossoms. In each alcove and window re-
cess was a handsome Towering hydrangea,
with festoons and wreaths of laurel inter
along the walls with the stream
ers of the national cOlors. Above the
head of the table was the coat of arms of
the Royal family, fanked on either side by
the English and American flags. At the
end was a banner inscribed |
Welcome" in letters of gold on field of |
blue, and surmounted by--a golden eagle |
with outspread wings. Above the tables |
were streamers of red, white and blue, |
depending. Above each window |
were glories of American flags, the whole |
effect of the hall being as fine as anything |
ever seen in this city.
ENTRANCE OF THE ROYAL PARTY.
After the invited guests had taken their
places the Royal party entered. The Queen |
was attired in black silk, with broad |
border of old gold and olive brocade, with
4 tiara of old gold feathers on her head. !
The Princess was attired in black. The |
queen was escorted by Mayor O'Brien, the
Princess by Governor Anes, while Mrs. |
0'Brien was accompanied by Gen. Iaukea,
md Mrs. Ames by Gen. Dominis.
LIST OF GUESTS.
A full list of the guests is as follows:
MAJOR O'Brien.
Her Majesty Queen Kapiolani.
Gen. John o. Dominis.
Mrs. Ames.
Her Royal Highness Princess Lydia Lii
Iokalani.
Gov. Ames.
Mrs. 'Brien
Col. J. H. Boyd.
Bishop Paddock and lady.
Hon. Frederick o. Prince.
Mrs. Charles A. Prince.
Gen. J. F. B. Marshall and lady.
Hon, Leopold Morse add lady.
Hon. William CASTOR and lady.
Hon. Henry L. Pierce and lady.
Mrs. P. a. Collins.
Col. c. H. Taylor and lady.
Mr.. William Lee
Mr.. Oliver Wendell Holmes and lady
Gen. G. 2. Iaukea.
Ex-Gov Claf1in.
Hon. Alexander H. Rice and lady.
Collector Saltonstall.
Mrs. Anna NJ. B. Ellis.
Councilman w. B. F. WhaI and lady
Councilman David F. Barry and lady.
Hawaiian Consul Bond. t
Rev. H. B. Carpenter and lady. {
Rev. n. G. Clark Z
Mr. w. D. HowelIs and lady c
Hon. Patrick Mcguire and lady. c
Mr.. E. H. Clement and lady I
Mr. F. A Gilbert and lady t
Mr. A. Shuman.
Mr.. J. H Hecht s
Mrs. S. O. Cochran. fl
Mr. d. 9. Gilman and lady. +